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Mexico visa for Nigerian citizens

Passport Nigeria
Destination Mexico

Nigeria passport holders need to obtain a visa from an embassy, consulate or visa centre before travelling to Mexico.

Answer Visa required

Yes, a visa is required

Entry requirement
Visa required
Maximum stay
Set by the visa
Apply before travel
Yes
Last updated
February 2026

What Nigeria passport holders need to do

  1. Find the embassy, consulate or visa application centre that covers where you live.
  2. Complete the application form and gather your documents: passport, photos, itinerary, proof of funds and accommodation.
  3. Book an appointment, pay the fee and give biometrics if they are required.
  4. Wait for the decision before you book non-refundable travel.

Nigeria is one of 132 passports in the “visa required” group for Mexico. See the full Mexico visa requirements for every passport.

Easier alternatives in North America for Nigeria passport holders

Mexico is one of 111 destinations in the “visa required” group for the Nigeria passport, which ranks #84 worldwide with a mobility score of 43. Of 23 destinations in North America, 4 need no visa arranged in advance; the easiest are listed below.

DestinationRequirementMax stay
Barbados Visa-free 180 days
Dominica Visa-free 180 days
Haiti Visa-free 90 days
Saint Kitts and Nevis Visa-free 90 days
Mexico Visa required –

All visa-free countries for the Nigeria passport

Frequently asked questions

Do Nigerian citizens need a visa for Mexico?

Nigeria passport holders need to obtain a visa from an embassy, consulate or visa centre before travelling to Mexico.

Can Nigerian citizens get a visa on arrival in Mexico?

No. Nigeria passport holders must obtain a visa before travelling to Mexico.

Do Mexico citizens need a visa for Nigeria?

Mexico passport holders need a visa for Nigeria, and it can be applied for online as an e-Visa.

Mexico visa requirements for other passports

Data last updated February 2026. This page covers short visits such as tourism. Rules can change at short notice and differ for work, study or long stays. Confirm with the embassy or official immigration website of Mexico before you book.